First Class, Business Class, and Marco Polo Club Members have the privilege and pleasure of enjoying the 5 different Cathay Pacific lounges at the Hong Kong International Airport. Typically, you will go to the lounge closest to your boarding gate. If you have extra time before your flight, consider walking over to the best of the lounges.
The Wing, near gates 1-4
– Open from 5:30am until the last departure
– With an exclusive First Class lounge
– Noodle Bar (for wonton noodle soup, dan dan noodles, and more)
– Long Bar (with a full bar of high-quality drinks)
– Coffee Loft (for coffee and pastries)
– Showers
– Workstations
The Cabin, near gate 23
– Open from 5:30am until 00:30am
– Health Bar (for salads and fresh juices)
– Deli (for light bites)
– Workstations
The Bridge, near gate 35
– Open from 5:30am until 00:30am
– Bistro (a small spread of hot and cold foods)
– Long Bar
– Coffee Loft
– Showers
– Workstations
The Pier, near gate 65
– Open from 5:30am until 00:30am
– With an exclusive First Class lounge
– Noodle Bar
– Teahouse (with high-quality loose leaf teas and Chinese desserts)
– Food Hall (a full buffet spread of Western cuisine)
– Coffee Cart
– Showers
– Workstations
– Relaxation Room (private lounge room for long layovers)
The Arrival, between terminals 1 & 2
– Open from 5:00am until 00:00am
– Showers
– Buffet Counter
– Workstations
Of the 5 lounges in Hong Kong International Airport, The Pier is the best because of the size, facilities, and offerings within the lounge. The other lounges fill up fast, leaving it difficult to find an area with plenty of personal space.
At The Pier, head straight down to the Teahouse where, for now, sits the least number of people. And, unlike the other lounges, there is a Relaxation Room with private loungers for a layover power nap.
Not only does The Pier have the most number of facilities, it also has the best food offerings – adding to the reasons why this is the best lounge at the airport.
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